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The Effect of Viscous Fluid Properties on Excess Friction Pressures Measured During Hydraulic Fracture Treatments
A plot of excess pressure vs. time can be used to predict fracture-growth patterns only when both the viscosity of the fluid in the fracture and the stress at the fracture tip remain constant. Laboratory data and field examples are used to explain how increased friction owing to viscous slurries affects the interpretation of fracturing pressures.
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